These are the participants for the final stage of European Q-School 2024 including Kist, Plaisier, Van Dongen, Klaasen and Baetens

The 107 players who qualified for the final stage through the first stage of the 2024 European Q-School have been announced. They will be joined by the 21 players who were already automatically qualified for the final stage. From Thursday through Sunday, 128 players will compete for the seventeen available Tour Cards.

The four daily winners will receive a Tour Card. There will also be a ranking based on points that can be grabbed from booking victories. Through that ranking, thirteen players will receive a PDC Tour Card for 2024 and 2025.

Among others Thibault Tricole, Chris Landman, Wesley Plaisier, Christian Kist, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, Mario Vandenbogaerde, Danny Jansen, Bradly Roes, Jules van Dongen, Brian Raman, Jimmy Hendriks and Damian Mol did not have to be in action the past few days and were able to conserve energy towards the final stage.

Subsequently Stefan Bellmont, Ron Meulenkamp, Angelo Balsamo, Andy Baetens, Liam Maendl-Lawrance, Roman Benecky, John Michael, Max Hopp, Davy Proosten and Stefan Schroder, among others, managed to qualify as day's winners.

The field of participants is completed with 83 players through the rankings. This group includes Jeffrey de Graaf, Martijn Dragt, Jarno Bottenberg, Michael Unterbuchner, Lukas Wenig, Jelle Klaasen, Jitse van der Wal, Nico Kurz, Dennie Olde Kalter, Marko Kantele, Ben Robb, Haupai Puha, Ryan de Vreede, Mareno Michels, Gino Vos, Rene Eidams and Derk Telnekes.

Participant field final phase European Q-School 2024

Directly admitted to final stage (21)

Dragutin Horvat

Thibault Tricole

Chris Landman

Wesley Plaisier

Christian Kist

Sebastian Bialecki

Dominik Gruellich

Bradly Roes

Christopher Toonders

Vladimir Andersen

Rusty-Jake Rodriguez

Mario Vandenbogaerde

Radek Szaganski

Danny Jansen

Darius Labanauskas

Jules van Dongen

Krzysztof Kciuk

Brian Raman

Jimmy Hendriks

Jose Justicia

Damian Mol

Placed as day winner (24)

Arno Brand

Filip Sebesta

Anton Ostlund

Stefan Bellmont

Stefaan Henderyck

Matthias Ehlers

Felix Schiertz

Vitezslav Sedlak

Ron Meulenkamp

Angelo Balsamo

Romeo Grbavac

Paul Krohne

Pal Szekely

Andy Baetens

Liam Maendl-Lawrance

Roman Benecky

Ryuta Arihara

John Michael

Franz Roetzsch

Max Hopp

Benjamin Drue Reus

Davy Proosten

Stefan Schroder

Kai Gotthardt

Located via European Q-School Order of Merit (83)

Patrick Bulen

Patrick Tringler

Mladen Radosavljevic

Christian Goedl

Jeffrey De Graaf

Jani Keskinarkaus

Michele Turetta

Joerg Mitterlehner

Martijn Dragt

Tomas Houdek

Tim Wolters

Luc Bogaert

Jarno Bottenberg

Loek Van den Berg

Michael Unterbuchner

Nicolas Thuillier

Jeroen Mioch

Lukas Wenig

Miroslaw Grudziecki

Ricardo Perez

Moritz Hilger

Nandor Major

Jamai van den Herik

Simeon Heinz

Jeffrey Bekema

Jelle Klaasen

Michael Stoeten

Alexander Masek

Patrick Geeraets

Jesus Noguera

David Rosi

Timothy Verbrugghe

Jitse Van der Wal

Benjamin Pratnemer

Steven Noster

Jimmy van Schie

Sergio Scratches

Danny Van Klompenburg

Oliver Mueller (Frankfurt)

Johann Brouwer

Jeroen Caron

Nico Kurz

Vladimir Zatko

Kevin Lankhuizen

Jody Tobback

Marcel Gugger

Dennie Olde Kalter

Marko Kantele

Gilbert van der Meijden

Marcel Hausotter

Krzysztof Chmielewski

Stephan Chess

Marcel Junk

Davy Verkooijen

Jannes Bremermann

Tytus Kanik

Jannis Barkhausen

Ben Robb

Jorge Garcia del Pozo

Haupai Puha

Ryan De Vreede

Jaime Nunez Cortes

Jan Hendrik Wiechers

Born Van Put

Stefan Hajek

Mareno Michels

Hendrie van Berkel

Oskar Lukasiak

Arne Degryse

Mark Tabak

Kevin Troppmann

Laurens Admiral

Gino Vos

Jiri Brejcha

Anoop Ramdajal

Patrick Maat

Ricardo Ham

Martin Kramer

Rene Eidams

William Leijten

Janos Vegso

Derk Telnekes

Davy van der Zande